# Tony Hibbert
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Anthony James Hibbert (born 20 February 1981) is an English retired footballer.
Originally a midfielder, Hibbert converted to play at right-back. He spent his entire career with Everton, having joined the club in 1991.
The FAI V The League of Ireland, Jose's punishment substitutions, Klopp and The Sun
Eoin and Ken talk about the Community Shield, the meaning of Juan Mata's punishment substitution, and the merits of standing in versus arriving in the box.Dion Fanning joins us to discuss the eruption of hostilities between the FAI and St Patrick's Athletic. Plus there's Klopp not getting too close…
Bred A Blue: Episode 23. Jake Bidwell
Our latest Bred a Blue podcast guest, Jake Bidwell, is still the youngest player to ever make a European appearance for Everton.
David Moyes handed him a start against BATE Borisov in the UEFA Cup tie at Goodison Park in December 2009 when Bidwell was just 16-years-old and 271 days.
Indeed, only …
Bred A Blue: Episode 28. Carl Howarth
Carl Howarth is very much a part of the Everton Senior Men's set-up at Finch Farm.
He’s a physiotherapist and his story is a fascinating one.
Howarth is the latest podcast guest on our Bred a Blue series, having started his professional career at Everton before being released without playing a se…
The Moyesiah... FA CUP FINAL - 2009
This week's episode pays homage to the genuine brilliance of David Moyes' Everton and the relative heights he brought them to in his first spell at the club, but don't worry - we also make time to discuss Tony Hibbert's dreams being haunted by Florent Malouda and Nicky Butt's mysterious missing eye…
Do England need a £5m manager and your favourite cult hero?
What makes a great cult hero – amazing skill, trying hard, being a bit weird or relentlessly dependable. From Tony Hibbert to Jay Jay Okocha via Lee Trundle and Dimitar Berbatov…we want to know your favourite cult players.
Alyson Rudd has a theory – England don’t need a manager, certainly not one …
OTD E0061 — 31 Dec 1994: “I Was There When Jensen Scored” — and the cult of the unlikely goalscorer
31 Dec 1994: John Jensen scores — and a chant is born: “I was there when Jensen scored.” Arsenal still lose 3–1 to QPR, but the goal becomes folklore. From Jensen to Mascherano’s first Barça goal after 319 games, Tony Hibbert’s “If Hibbert scores, we riot,” and Jimmy Glass’s keeper goal that saves …
How did Spurs become such a mess?
Tottenham hired Thomas Frank to restore order after the chaotic end to Ange Postecoglou’s tenure. Instead, they’ve got worse. As Frank departs, Iain and Lola examine the worrying trends behind Spurs’ performances and ask whether the manager deserved to take the blame, or if the problems at Totten…
Leon Osman's 'Ossie: My Autobiography'
It's time to celebrate everyone's favourite era of modern history - noughties Everton under David Moyes. And who better to guide us through it than Toffees hero and midfield mastermind, Leon Osman? Courtesy of his 2015 book 'Ossie: My Autobiography'.
Featuring Leon's bromance with Tony Hibbert, a v…
Episode 131: Moving Better with Tony Hibbert
You’re not as fast. You’re not as strong. And that’s OK. 💪 Aging doesn’t mean giving up—it means learning how to train smarter, push yourself, and keep getting better. This episode of Crew Talk, Tony Hibbert dives into injuries, competition, CrossFit, and what it really means to stay fit for life.
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